Swahili Nation-check this OUT

[Macalin]

Yo,I laughed my Brains out when someone sent Me this....and i Seen THIS:

 

For My Non swahili speaking FOLKS...SADDLE UP...and we will be able to TRANSLATE IT after a week..lol

 

 

Tanzania has rejected a new appointed Japanese ambassador to the country.

The Tanzanian General Secretary in the President's Office sent a refutation

letter to the Japanese Prime Minister early today. In the brief letter, the

General Secretary expressed his apology that the newly appointed ambassador

will not be allowed to take the post in Tanzania due to the contradictions

that his and his wife's names will cause in the Swahili speaking society.

However, The General Secretary added that the issue should not be taken as

a personal matter and that the ambassador will be allowed to serve the post

in Tanzania if his and his wife's names will be changed.

Ambassador Takauchi Kumamoto and his wife Kunyamavi Kayashika were expected

to arrive in Dar Es Salaam this weekend.

[Jaabir]

Originally posted by Lakkad:

Ambassador

Takauchi Kumamoto

and his wife

Kunyamavi Kayashika

were expected

to arrive in Dar Es Salaam this weekend.

for the sake of the non sawahilii speakin nomads.. what does that mean??

[SuNsHyNe]

I think I know what the kumamoko means but its too rude to say it...so we'll just have to wait for Lakkad!

[nuune]

even for non-swahili speakers,it is still simple to understand,these words are the first things i learnt!!

[Miriam1]

Hehe thats jokes, i dont speak the language but my mom does, what a world eh, poor guy.

[NoVa]

haha@@@ oh god gracious...waryaa stop the foul language it's ramadanee'....

[Macalin]

LOL

 

That was some funny ISH

 

awhole man named tha

[Gabbal]

O.k so what does it mean. Share the joke it's more fun. c'mon

[Changed]

hahahahhaha

 

Oh my goodness........ it was translated by a friend and walaahi it cracked me up.....holy snitttttt....ehheeheheheheheh

[Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar]

Salaan...

 

This reminds me to a story this barbiyeeri guy was telling us the other day.

 

Those two Jaamacis knew one another in back Soomaaliya and then war came, losing to have contact. Fortunately, both came to Tansaaniya. They met incidently in one crowded daylight at a suuq in Dara-Salaam. One was called Burhaan. When both saw one another, the other called Burhaan from distance, shouting, "Waa kuma...waa kuma...!" {just imagine how a typical Jaamac shouts} To the astonishment of Tanzanian folks who were already surprised, Burhaan responded "Waa Burhaan*!" They started hugging. Tanzanians were dumbfounded, thinking those two folks are insulting the ultimate and hugging one another.

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* Burhan is a slang word in Tanzanian Sawaaxili, and I can't translate what it means in here.

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Soon Wanaagsan.

[shyhem]

lakkad thats was funny,japan must a good place to get a name

[iNoSeNsE]

Ok i dont get it :confused:

[murefu]

loooooooooooooool...nice joke

[Paragon]

LoooooooooooooooooooooooL damn! hehehehe shidh!

 

People think i've gone crazy but this joke is seriously funny. hehehe

[sayfulaah-almasluul]

looooooooooooool ahahahahahah

this realy funy,but is't just coincident.may the japanese knew the meaning of thier name. :eek:

real funny make me luagh.

i know the language very well but i can't translate these name cuz is ramadan now.

ahahahahahah my God